Mile and a half line of law enforcement vehicles line up for fallen deputy’s funeral procession

Law enforcement vehicles were lined up for almost 1.5 miles Friday morning ahead of a fallen Douglas County deputy's funeral.

KOAA, the NBC affiliate in Colorado Springs, posted a video of the line, which was in memory of Deputy Zackari Parrish, who gave his life defending his community this weekend.

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Law enforcement from across Colorado are expected to attend Parrish's funeral to pay their respects.

You can see a video of part of the procession from KOAA below:

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Parrish was a 29-year-old husband and father of two small girls, who is remembered as outgoing, protective and goofy, with a heart for service.

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Northbound Interstate 25 will experience rolling closures starting at 8:45 a.m. Friday for Parrish's funeral procession.

Those closures will be:

• Northbound on I-25 from Plum Creek Parkway to Lincoln Avenue

• Westbound on Lincoln, then University, to Wildcat Reserve Parkway

• Southbound from Wildcat Reserve Parkway to Grace Boulevard.

• Westbound on Grace Boulevard to Cherry Hills Community Church

Parrish's funeral starts at 11 a.m. at Cherry Hills Community Church.

9NEWS will offer a live stream of the service.

If you would like to donate to the Douglas County Fallen Officer Fund, head to this link.